Zaha Hadid was an internationally renowned architect celebrated for her groundbreaking and visionary designs. Known as the “Master of Deconstruction,” she redefined architectural boundaries with her bold, futuristic structures.
Her extraordinary contributions to the field earned her the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, making her the first woman to receive this honor.
In addition to her prolific design work, she was the Kenzo Tange Chair at Harvard Graduate School of Design, inspiring the next generation of architects with her innovative approach and expertise.